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The OpenSAF wiki

• [About OpenSAF] provides an overview of the project, the licensing and the Technical Leadership Committee (TLC).
• The OpenSAF project's [Development Process].
• The OpenSAF project's [Coding Rules].

Howtos

• The [OpenSAF as an application] guide explains how to get OpenSAF up and running as an unprivileged application on your development system (no clustering or virtualization).
• The [OpenSAF quick-start guide (simulated cluster)] explains how to quickly get OpenSAF up and running in a simulated cluster.
• How to [get involved] in the OpenSAF project, for example if you wish to ask questions, write bug reports or contribute code.
• How to [write a ticket] in the OpenSAF ticket system, for example to report a bug that you have found.
• How to use the [Mercurial patch queue] to add patches on top of the OpenSAF source code.
• How to write and run [unit tests]
• How to run [static analysis] on the OpenSAF source code
• The OpenSAF [Release-HOWTO] (for release managers)

Code developed in the OpenSAF project should follow our [Coding Rules]. You can easily configure your favourite editor with the correct formatting rules by following the one of the step-by-step instructions below:

• [Eclipse]
• [Emacs]
• [NetBeans]

Configuration of other tools:

• [Mercurial]
• [GIT]

Component pages

• [AMF]
• [CKPT]
• [IMM]
• [LOG]
• [SMF]